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Think I'm breaking

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soisolated · 28/03/2019 10:54

So I had quite an abusive childhood, mainly emotional abuse with some physical thrown in for good measure. I have always dealt with this though I was over it, I had survived. But after a series of tough life events, my father's (abusers) death, I find myself in my 40s, unable to cope. I need to go and talk to my boss about something and I can't stop crying. I stop think I look ok then gave a look in the mirror and it's obvious, so cry again. What is wrong with me? I have lost confidence and assertion. The man's dead, I hated him, but he still controls me.

OP posts:
soisolated · 28/03/2019 11:47

Mumsnet admin can you delete this thread please

OP posts:
StormTreader · 28/03/2019 11:51

" I have always dealt with this though I was over it, I had survived."

Have you ever had counselling about it? Surviving isn't the same as being over it, it sounds like you could benefit from having some help to try and start really working through it all rather than just fiercely enduring. Flowers

DioneTheDiabolist · 28/03/2019 11:52

Hi soisolated, do you need to speak to boss immediately? What triggered you today that led to your feeling the way you do now?

RSAcre · 28/03/2019 11:52

Dear OP

I don't know if you will see this as obviously you've asked thread to be deleted ... but PLEASE let yourself of any hooks like "what is wrong with me" ... Because their is NOTHING wrong with you,

Your abuser's death has triggered the old wounds, That is all that has happened.
Maybe you are already feeling better, which is why your are pulling the thread.
If that's not the case - how about arranging some counselling to help you deal with the horrible feelings? GP or Womens Aid would be happy to point you in the right direction.

I am very sorry you were overwhelmed with a rush of bad memories & hope you are soon feeling much more chipper.
xx

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